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Remco Groot Beumer
Hello
I've created an ASP.NET page, which uses some variables which are set after
login.
When person A logs in, a new public object is instanced (i'm not sure if
that is a correct word), after which the variables are set. The problem
occurs when person B logs in at the site. After he logs in, all the
variables of person A are overwritten with the new ones.
How can I prefent this (I think a new instance need to be created every time
a person logs in).
Thank you very much.
Remco Groot Beumer
I've created an ASP.NET page, which uses some variables which are set after
login.
When person A logs in, a new public object is instanced (i'm not sure if
that is a correct word), after which the variables are set. The problem
occurs when person B logs in at the site. After he logs in, all the
variables of person A are overwritten with the new ones.
How can I prefent this (I think a new instance need to be created every time
a person logs in).
Thank you very much.
Remco Groot Beumer